Anatomy: Session 2 Flashcards by Lindsey Fore

Q

Name this part of the Mandible (A)

A

Ramus

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Name this process on the mandible (B)

A

Coronoid Process

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Name this process on the mandible (C)

A

Condylar process

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Name this process on the mandible (D)

A

Angular process

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(A) is a patient contact for which listing?

A

TMJ ventral copartment rostral

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What muscle attaches to (B)?

A

Temporalis MM.

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What muscle attaches to (E)?

A

Masseter MM.

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The area just ventral to (C) is the patient contact point for which listing?

A

TMJ dorsal compartment LT. or RT.

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(D) is the patient contact point for which listing?

A

TMJ ventral compartment caudal

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Which muscle of matication inserts on (D)?

A

Digastricus MM.

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The muscles of mastication are innervated by which nerve?

A

V3–Mandibular branch of trigeminal

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(F) Name the bone of the skull

A

Temporal fossa (of parietal bone)

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What muscle attaches at (F)?

A

Temporalis

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Name this process on the skull (G)

A

Occipital protruberance

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Name this ridge on the skull (J)

A

Occipital Crest

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Name this structure (K)

A

Zygomatic Arch

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What muscle attaches to (K)?

A

Masseter MM.

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What joint is indicated by (L)?

A

Temporomandibular Joint

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(L) is divided into 2 parts by what?

A

Intra-articular disc/meniscus

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Name this process on the skull (H)

A

Paracondylar process

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Name the structure indicated by (I)

A

Occipital condyle

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Name this depression in the mandible (M)

A

Masseter Fossa

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Name the bone above

A

Atlas

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What part of the bone is indicated by (N)?

A

Dorsal arch

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What part of the bone is indicated by (P)?

Ventral arch

Name the protruberance indicated by (T)

Ventral tubercle

Name the part of the bone indicated by (S)

Caudal articular facet

Name the part of the bone indicated by (O)

Wing

Name the 2 listings we learned for this bone.

Atlas cranial Atlas dorsal Lt. or Rt.

Which of the 2 listings has a patient contact point where (O) is positioned?

Atlas dorsal

In regards to the bone indicated by (R), is cranial to the right or left in that picture?

Right

In the picture indicated by (N), is cranial to the top or bottom of that picture?

Top

Motion between this bone and the occiput is primarily?

Flexion/extension

Name the bone

Axis/C2

Name the part of the bone indicated by (U)

Dorsal spinous process

Name the surface just dorsal to (V)

Caudal articular facet

Name the part of the bone indicated by (Y)

Transverse process

Name the surface indicated by (W)

Cranial articular surface/facet

Name the part of the bone indicated by (X)

Dens

The primary motion between this bone and the atlas is?

Rotation

In the picture, is cranial to the left or right?

Left

What bone, or possible bones, are shown in the pictures?

C3,4 or 5

Is the picture on the left showing a craniao or caudal view?

Caudal

In the picture on the right, is cranial to the left or right?

Left

These vertebrae have how many articular surfaces? (each)

6

Name the part of the bone indicated by (a)

Lamina

Name the part of the bone indicated by (d)

Transverse process

Name the part of the bone indicated by (c)

Pedicle

Name the surface that is just above the letter (b)

Caudal articular facet

Name the surface that is just below the letter (g)

Cranial articular facet

Name the part of the bone indicated by (e)

Lamina-pedicle junction

Name the part of the bone indicated by (f)

Transverse process

Which letter is a patient contact point?

(e)

What is the facet angle (line of correction) for the verebrae pictured?

45-45-45

Name the part of the bone indicated by (h)

Dorsal spinous process

What vertebrae is in the left picture?

C7

What vertebrae is in the right picture?

C6

In both pictures, is cranial to the left or right?

Left

Name the structures indicated by (k) and (n)

Cranial facet (k), caudal facet (n)

Which letters indicate a transverse process?

(i), (l), (o)

Which letter indicates a patient contact point?

(j)

How many carpal bones are there in a dog/cat?

7

Name the bone indicated by (p)

Ulna

Name the bone indicated by (q)

Radial carpal bone

Name the bone indicated by (r)

Ulnar carpal bone

Name the bone marked by (s)

2nd carpal bone

Name the bone marked by (t)

4th carpal bone

Which carpal bone is not visible in this picture?

Accessory carpal bone

The primary motino of the carpus is \_\_\_?

Flexion/extension

Name the structure marked by (u)

Trochlear notch

Name the structure marked by (v)

Anconeal process

Name the structure marked by (w)

Olecranon/olecranon tuber

Name the structure marked by (x)

Radial head

Name the structure marked by (y)

Ulnar (lateral) styloid process

Name the structure marked by (z)

Radial (medial) styloid process

Are the bones in the picture on the left from the left or right side of the animal?

Right

Is this elbow from the left or right side of the animal?

Right

The primary motion between the humerus and ulna is?

Flexion/extension

The primary motion between the radius and ulna is?

Rotation

Name the structure marked by (A)

Dorsal border of scapula

Name the structure marked by (B)

Spine of scapula

Name the structure marked by (C)

Acromion

Name the structure marked by (D)

Supraglenoid tubercle

What muscle originates on (D)?

Biceps brachii

Name the structure marked by (E)

Head of humerus

Name the structure marked by (F)

Greater tubercle

Which of the structures are patient contact points?

A, D, F

Are these bones from the left or right side of the patient?

Right

What type of joint is formed between the scapula and body wall?

Synsarcosis

If we have a listing of a medial scapulothoracic, what letter(s) marks our patient contact point?

A

Name a muscle that is innervated by the accessory nerve and attaches to (C)

Omotransversarius MM. Trapezius MM.